The Indian films to be screened at the film festivals should be exempted from censor restrictions as these festivals are forums for exchange of ideas and information, said Ritu Sarin and Tenzing Sonam
On the 57th anniversary of International Human Rights Day, more than 400 Tibetan and Tibet Supporters gathered in front of the United Nations building to protest against China for its continued violation of human rights in Tibet.
A delegation of US congressional staff called on His Holiness the Dalai Lama yesterday. Led by Mathew Szymanski, Chief of Staff, House Small Business Committee And US-China Inter Parliamentary Exchange, the
As December 10, 2005 is commemorated worldwide as International Human Rights day, over hundreds of Human Rights supporters gathered outside Chinese Consulate in Toronto to voice against China's
The iron bars and the double layers of iron mesh that ominously stood between the 'criminals' and the visitors at Tihar jail literarily started to melt when Mr. Kalsang Phuntsok appeared in the room with the sound of the metal doors closing behind him.
The municipality of Carrieres sous Poissy, about 20 kilometres west of Paris, is organizing a special Tibet exhibition highlighting Tibetan culture and the peaceful struggle of the Tibetan people. The exhibition is housed at the municipality complex
Coinciding with the 57th International Human Right day, Antarashtrya Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Samiti headed by Shri Kulbhushan Bakshi, who is also the National Co-Convener of the Core Group for Tibetan Cause, organised a ceremony at Shri
More than fifty Tibetans and American supporters gathered this passed Saturday evening in downtown Berkeley for a candle light vigil organized by San Francisco Tibetan Youth Congress (SFTYC). SFTYC President Tenzin Wangchuk described the importance
China will launch the first direct train from national capital Beijing to the remote Tibetan capital Lhasa on the world's highest rail route from July one next year, a railway official has said.
Coinciding the World Human Rights Day, the Regional Tibetan Youth Congress of New York and New Jersey organized a rally on December 10, 2005 in order to make public aware of the ongoing human rights violations in Tibet
